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The Upland Almanac Winter 2021
This issue features Red Letter Days: With Pheasants, Destinations: Dakota Prairie Lodge, Stories in Miniature, Road Notes: Columbia Basin Mélange, Annals of Trailing Dogs and much more.
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Why We Miss – Part II
Bryan E. Bilinski
I am fond of saying while coaching fellow wing shooters, “You can’t fix a problem until you ident... ...Read More >
U. Wyoming-Led Sage Grouse Studies Find Mixed Results From Hunting Restrictions
University of Wyoming
A thorough review of the history of sage grouse hunting and populations across the Intermountain ... ...Read More >
Why We Miss – and Other True Mysteries of Our Lives as Wing Shooters • Part I
Bryan E. Bilinski
At some time or another, we all have missed our fair share of game birds and clays in flight. If... ...Read More >
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Greetings
column by: John C. Gosselin
Here we are, not far from the end of 2021 when it will just become a memory. For some of us, our favorite bird hunting seasons are coming to a close. For others, we are in the middle of them. And for others still, the seasons have just begun or will soon begin. No matter where you are with regards to the timing of your opportunity to pursue your favorite birds, we here at The Upland Almanac hope your season leaves you with happy and pleasant memories. ...Read More >
Mailbox
column by: The Upland Almanac Staff
As a dog trainer who has learned my fair share through mistakes, I hope you reprint Alec Sparks’ Autumn 2021 article (“Rookie Mistakes”) every year. ...Read More >
Dreams . . . Delivered
column by: The Upland Almanac Staff
Showcase your favorite hunting pal on a national stage! For details, email: dreams@uplandalmanac.com ...Read More >
Flushes & Noteworthy Points
column by: The Upland Almanac Staff
Longtime friend of The Upland Almanac Bob Foege, owner of the Robert Louis Company, has checked in to let us know he has found a solution to a problem he had with his three 12-gauge Fox Sterlingworth shotguns, all made in the 1920s. ...Read More >